John EK Richmond Virginia USA

[Knifecollector]

Ek Commando Knives, famous since 1941, have been battle proven in WWII, Korea, Vietnam,
the Gulf War, Afghanistan and Iraq. We are proud to be the living link continuing the
tradition that dates back to the days of John Ek, himself, in 1941.
John once said: "A good knife can save a life." And he backed it up by making good knives.
Ek knives have gotten even better over the years, which you can discover for yourself.
Our motto is "Constant Improvement", using the best materials and precision craftsmanship.

Vier original John EK Messer, gepimpt von Markus Reichart.

#3 mit grünem Micartagriff und roten Spacern

#1 mit Jade G10 Griff und schwarzen Spacern

#6 mit grünem Micartagriff und roten Spacern

#4 mit orangem G10/schwarzem Carbon Griff, Griffschrauben und Handschutz matt gestrahlt

 

[Knifecollector]

John EK Richmond/VA

Specifications:
Crossguard: Solid brass, 1-15/16" x 13/16" x 3/16" thick.
X-Head Fasteners (3 each): Solid, precision-machined brass. Head and nut .50" dia. x 3/16" thick.
Tang: Full-length, full-width, full-thickness. No excuses.
Extended Butt: 3/4"
Grips: (2 each) - Size: 5" X 1" X 3/8", precision machined.
Materials:
Micarta - For strength, durability and long life, it is the choice of the best custom makers.
Blades:
Model 4: Length 6.6"; thickness: .15".
Model 5: Length: 6.75"; thickness: .185"

Material: High-carbon surgical stainless steel HCS 1415
Hardness: Rockwell C 57-59
Sharpness: Razor sharp


oben: OD#4-Dolch
unten: OD#5-Bowie
Griff: grünes Micarta

 

[Knifecollector]

John EK Richmond/VA

Wrapped Parachute Cord - High tensile strength. Standard Mil-Spec is 550 lbs.; this is 650 lbs
Blade: Length 6.6"; thickness: .15".
Material: High-carbon surgical stainless steel HCS 1415
Hardness: Rockwell C 57-59
Sharpness: Razor sharp

IO#4 (Sonderanfertigung)
Griff: Fallschirmschnur in signalorange

 

[Knifecollector]

Fairbairn-Sykes MkII™. The Fairbairn-Sykes is probably the most-revered military fighting knife of all time, made famous in World War II by the British Commandos, the U.S. Army Rangers, the SAS, SOE and Allied combat troops in all theaters of operations.

Now for the first time since 1941 comes the updated, improved, American version, the F-S Mk II™. The full-tang design, rugged blade and forward-curving solid brass crossguard overcome the weaknesses of the original, but the double-edge and the curvaceous grip are unmistakably F-S all the way. With its F-S and Ek heritage, the F-S MkII™ is an immediate classic. This is the Official Knife of the U.S. Army Ranger Association.

oben: F-S MKII mit weißem Micartagriff
unten:F-S MKII mit schwarzem Micartagriff

F-S MKII mit Holzgriff

 

[Knifecollector]

Commando M-SERIES
Black "Handprint"™ Micarta grips with brass "X-Head Fastener System"
oben: M1 mit USMC Banner
unten: M2 mit USMC Banner

 

[Knifecollector]

Ek Marine Recon Commemorative

This is from, and within, the Limited Edition of 2500 knives, as first issued as collectibles in 1986. We just found 30 of the finished blades which we are hilting up with our Black Micarta grips. The blade is mirror polished and etched, and the etching is selectively plated with 24-Karat Gold. Etching includes: Recon Marine firing M-16; Recon rubber boat scene; banners with Recon name; scuba device; jump wings.

 

[Knifecollector]

Zwei EK Bowies mit seltener Sambarhirsch-Beschalung

oben: #5-Bowie
unten:#6-Bowie

 

[Knifecollector]

Army Combat Uniform camo cord-wrapped grip, with matching A.C.U sheath.

ACU#4-Dagger

ACU#5-Bowie

 

[Knifecollector]

John EK "Special Forces Series"
US-Army Rangers #4
Ltd. 2500 Stück

 

[Knifecollector]

"Attack-Bowie" #5

 

[Knifecollector]

"SOG-Bowie" #6

 

[Knifecollector]

"Pit-Crew-Bowie" #6

 

[Knifecollector]

The Marine Raider Stiletto MkII™

Officially Authorized by the U.S. Marine Raider Association. The spirit and legacy of the WWII original, updated with the best materials and strongest design. As with the original, the "USMC" scroll is etched on blade. Battle-worthy; full-tang design for maximum strength. The first of these knives was presented by the U.S. Marine Raider Association to Raider Hall at Quantico MCB, where it is on permanent display. Shortly thereafter, the Raiders presented one to MARSOC (Marine Special Operations Command), the modern-day counterpart of the Raiders, and it, too, is on permanent display at their Headquarters at Camp Lejeune.

MR#4 CW

 

[Knifecollector]

"Aussie-Bowie"

 

[Knifecollector]

The Marine Raider/MCMAP Knife

The Marine Raider/Marine Corps Martial Arts Program (MCMAP) Knife is officially authorized by the U.S. Marine Raider Association and keeps alive the spiritual bond between the WWII Raider Marines and the MCMAP-trained U.S. Marines of today. Four times a year, MCMAP presents one of these knives to an outstanding Black Belt/Instructor in each graduating class.

MCMAP training is based on many of the close-quarter fighting techniques originally taught by and to the Marine Raiders. A Marine Raider/MCMAP Knife is on permanent display at Raider Hall, Quantico MCB – the home of MCMAP.

Inspired by the Marine Raider Stiletto of World War II fame, its business end is a similar, double-edge, razor-sharp blade – of the highest quality, high carbon, surgical, stainless steel. The sturdy crossguard is solid brass. The grip is wrapped with military-spec parachute cord, inspired by the traditional, wrapped grip of the sword of the ancient Samurai warrior, an icon of the martial arts. The cord wrapping and sheath are black, the traditional color of the highest order, or "belt", of fighting skill, the Black Belt.

MR/MCMAP#4

 

[Knifecollector]

John EK OAK#4-Dagger

John EK OAK-Bowies
oben: #5
unten: #6

 

[Knifecollector]

DESERT PATROL
Desert Camo cord-wrapped grip, with matching Desert Tan web sheath

DP#5 und DP#6

DP#3 und DP#4

2x DP#6

 

[Knifecollector]

SURVIVAL/ FIGHTER #3 Olive Drab-cord-wrapped grip.

 

[Knifecollector]

CHECKERED WALNUT
Like gunstock grips, in "Handprint" pattern with "X-Head Fastener System".
oben: G#3-Dagger
Mitte: G#4-Dagger
unten: G#5-Bowie

 

[Knifecollector]

John EK "Warrior"